Gary unmarried

Update: The original title of this post said Series Finales. My bad-- I meant Season and typed Series. That'll teach me to write blog posts at 4 Am. (No, it probably won't.)
The quick hit list. Ladies and gentlemen, start your TiVos:
On ABC:
May 6 - Scrubs at 8p
May 10 - Brothers & Sisters at 10p
On CBS:
May 3 and May 10 - Cold Case two-part sixth season finale at 9p
May 10 - The Amazing Race 14 at 8p; The Unit at 10p
May 11 - The Big Bang Theory at 8p
May 13 - The New Adventures of Old Christine at 8p; Gary Unmarried at 830p
May 14 - CSI at 9p
May 15 - Ghost Whisperer at 8p; Numb3rs at 10p
May 17 - Survivor: Tocantins at 8p
May 18 - How I Met Your Mother at 830p; Two and a Half Men at 9p; Rules of Engagement at 930p; CSI: Miami at 10p
May 19 -
Glenn Hauman

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CBS has confirmed its plan to join ABC and NBC in covering President Obama's upcoming prime-time news conference, and the ripple effect is far-reaching for the Eye's May sweeps plans. For starters, a Rules of Engagement-New Adventures of Old Christine pairing originally slated for this Wednesday at 8pm/Et has been pushed to May 13. As a result of CBS' small sitcom glut, Criminal Minds' two-hour season-ender has been pushed back an hour to May 20, starting at 9 pm (following the season finales of Old Christine and Gary Unmarried).
The CSI: NY season finale, originally scheduled for Wednesday, May 20, will now air ...
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Matt Mitovich

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Part of CBS' Wednesday night sitcom experiment, Gary Unmarried remains firmly "on the bubble" for renewal. The show hasn't exactly been a stellar performer but it's still done pretty well, especially considering its competition.
Gary Unmarried stars comedian Jay Mohr as a newly-divorced dad who's readjusting to the single life. Others in the cast include Paula Marshall, Jaime King, Ed Begley Jr., Ryan Malgarini, Kathryn Newton, and Al Madrigal.
While CBS execs are thinking about whether or not to give the sitcom a second season, there's a big change going on behind the scenes. Creator/executive producer Ed Yeager and executive producer Ric Swartzlander have left the show due to creative differences with the network.
If Gary is renewed, it's expected that co-executive producer Ira Ungerleider and consulting producer Rob Des Hotel will be moved up to showrunners.
The change in staff may be good news for the sitcom. If
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